Last Week in Weed: November 25- December 2, 2025
Catch up on the biggest cannabis news from the past week: Tilray’s reverse stock split rocks the market, holiday sales surge, and Massachusetts faces a ballot battle over adult-use cannabis.
Catch up on the biggest cannabis news from the past week: Tilray’s reverse stock split rocks the market, holiday sales surge, and Massachusetts faces a ballot battle over adult-use cannabis.
Your weekly cannabis update covering key headlines, industry trends, international news, and the top performing and lagging cannabis stocks.
Catch up on the biggest cannabis news from November 4‑11, 2025, including federal hemp crackdowns, state legalization shifts, union wins, market projections, and the latest moves in top cannabis stocks.
According to Sulak, modern medicine in the U.S. is locked into a one-size-fits-all model.
CBD expert Scott Mazza urges lawmakers to prioritize science over politics when regulating hemp-derived cannabinoids.
A federal hemp ban advances, High Times gets a $3.5M reboot, Tilray makes cannabis history in Italy, and a Michigan dispensary’s Bigfoot statue sparks controversy. Catch up on the biggest weed news of the week.
Miss Grass is expanding into hemp. Discover how this move is reshaping the industry and making quality cannabis available to more people.
The hemp plant has been used by humans for many centuries for various purposes before it was prohibited in the 1900s. Thankfully, policies are being modernized around the globe to
Patrick Brown is a fourth-generation Black farmer in Henderson, North Carolina. He considers himself a steward of family land. Brown’s great-grandfather Byron Brown earned 200 acres of land by sharecropping
The hemp plant is one of the most versatile plants on earth. For many years it was used to make textiles, however, in recent years growing demand for a particular
Many people view hemp as an all-purpose material with countless uses. So why aren’t cannabis retailers carrying more hemp gear? Maybe there isn’t enough awareness of the everyday items that
Hemp is well known as a multi-purpose plant, but it is often underestimated as one of the most versatile natural materials available. It possesses some of the strongest natural fibers
The hemp plant can be made into more things than just about any other plant on earth. The number of things that hemp can be made into is well into
From cultivation to production, hemp could be the sustainable solution the fashion industry needs to do their part for a healthier planet.
Researchers recently conducted a study in which they examined hemp cake, a by-product of cold pressing oil from hemp seeds, as an alternative ingredient in sustainable meat.
There are so many ways to use hemp as a building material. From hempcrete to insulation, textiles, or bioplastics, the utility of hemp can’t be overstated.
How are hemp and lumber related? They can both be used for building materials, and as lumber prices soar hemp is becoming a more affordable option.
As interest in extractions grows with the rise of infused products, Florida farmers will have to consider bringing in more automation to meet demand.
When speaking with Morris Beegle, founder of NoCo Hemp Expo, there is no doubt why he works with hemp — he believes it will save the world.
New genetics promise to produce low-THC, high-CBD and -CBG hemp. Certified by AOSCA and GCIA, Sunbelt Hemp is the only certified seed distributor.
